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STAR: Part 2 Tuesday. Nnv. 20, 1951 'Born to Be Bad' Co-Stars Fontaine, Ryan, and Scott Revealing the story of a selfish beauty and the havoc she creates in getting her own way, "Born to Be Bad" co-stars Joan Fontaine, Robert Ryan and Zachery Scott, with Joan Leslie and Mel Ferrer top featured, at the Liberty. Concealing her ruthless ambition under a naive exterior, pretty Christabel Caine comes to work in the office of her uncle, a book publisher and ostensibly to take over the tasks of his private secretary, Donna Foster, who is leaving to marry wealthy Curtis Carey. Although she is intrigued by a Kryptik bMocali, $3.00 for your A A I A A A A I 7 rcaioni why you buy belter when you buy at Master Opticians 1.

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Monday: Noon fo 9 p.m. 40 ILLINOIS STREET DON'T MISS OUR BIG HOLIDAY THANKSGIVING DAY PROGRAM TODAY WED. THUR. 'Crosswinds' Is Adventure in South Seas "Crosswinds," a Technicolor drama starring John a Rhonda Fleming a Forrest Tucker is playing at the Lincoln theatre. The film deals with a desperate search for more than a million dollars in gold bullion in the desolate wilds of New Guinea.

Douhle-dealing derelicts, savage Fuzzy Wuzzies, a burly sea captain and a beautiful redhead are some of the colorful characters peopling this saga of passion, greed and violence in a treacher- out wilderness never before penetrated by white men. Payne is seen as the prospecting seafarer cruising the South Pacific in search of fortune and adventure. He finds both, plus a torrid romance, when he drops anchor off Port Moresby and plots with Forrest Tucker, an unscrupulous trader, to hunt for pearls and gold. The girl in the case, Rhonda Fleming, gets in on the scheme to rig a forced landing of a gold laden plane. But an actual crash finds her in the hands of headhunters, the pilot dead, and Payne about to be tricked out of of his share by Tucker.

The consequences include some high-speed conniving among the cutthroat fortune-hunters, a bold attack on a native village, deep- sea diving to retrieve the cargo of the sunken plane, and some rip-roaring battles i spear-throwing set. A surprise climax reportedly wraps up the doings. JOHN PAYNE AND RHONDA FLEMING FIND ROMANCE, AD- venture and trouble on a perilous voyage through the South Seas in "Crosswinds," the drama now at the Lincoln theatre. rising young novelist, Nick Bradley, Christabel never loses sight of her goal, and she deftly breaks up the engagement of Donna and Curtis, and maneuvers Curtis into marrying her instead. But despiteh or new social status, she still loves Nick and not willing to give up wealth and MGM's love story of a primitive beauty end a white SUKOS-TOXABZ BROS.

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Social Comedy Combines Love And Medicine "People Will Talk," social comedy playing at the Holiday theatre, stars Gary Grant and Jeanne Grain. In the film, fun is poked a the medical profession while a the same time telling a love story. It is a story of a physician who had some strange and un orthodox ideas about the practice of medicine. Dr. Praetorius (Gary Grant), who in the course of the story proves that he is a real human being, interested in miniature trains and symphonic music, expounds on "faith, properly injected into a patient, to be as effective in maintaining life as adrenalin," and says boldly that "the practice of medicine should become more and more intimately involved with the human beings it treats rather than confine itself to pills, serums and knives." This doctor even takes a snipe at the practice of hospitals waking patients from "health-giving sleep" to feed them to suit the whims of the kitchen help, and states his conviction a patients are sick people--not inmates in the institution.

Miss I. Shepherd of the Public Service company demonstrated decorating Christmas cookies. A Christmas party to be held the home of Mrs. Henry Moris December 6 was planned. It i A SCENE FROM "OH! SUSAN na" which starts today at the Liberty theatre.

will start with a potluck dinnei a', noon and there will be a gif exchange. To Organiza Choir The PTA of the Frankfort public school met Wednesday evening. Mrs. Stanley Johnson presided. After group singing, Mrs.

Burton Breidert, program chairman, introduced Mrs. Thomas Powers of Mokena, who told how Mokena had organized a library ii the village hall. Mrs. Albert Krusemark, asked that all PTA mothers Interested in singing contact her. This is to form a choir.

This group will entertain at the Christmas party. Mrs. Hershell Cave, Mrs. James Stevens. Mrs.

George Tate, Mrs. Leroy Mager and Mrs. Elmer Batson served refreshments from a table decorated with tepees and Indian dolls. Square Dance Set Friday The Parent-Teacher association will sponsor a square dance for teen-agers Friday In the Frankfort gymnasium. Starting with the boys and girls from the seventh and eighth grades, teenagers from the surrounding communities are invited to attend.

Russ Hartley Is the caller. Dancing will begin at 7:30 p. m. and continue until ten p. m.

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The principal character in "The Magic Face" is a performer of the Viennese variety stage, Janus the Great, whose gifts at impersonation were so highly developed that he could accurately be described as the man with "The Magic Face." When Janus' wife left him for Hitler, that most infamous of the famous people Janus could impersonate, the star was tos.sed into a concentration camp. His skill at disguises helped him to escape and to wangle his way into the entourage of his enemy. He succeeded in killing Frankfort News Home Bureau Units Meet at Green Garden By MRS. CLARK DENNETT Ttltphont Frankfort 3712 A district meeting of Home bureau units was held Wednesday afternoon at the Grcon Garden town hall. Members of Green Garden, Busy Homemnkers, Manhattan and Frankfort Mokena i attended.

Miss Kay Anderson, assistant home adviser, opened the meeting. Miss Rosemary Archibald of New Lenox, who had been in Ireland as an international farm youth exchange student for three months, was tiie guest speaker. She showed slides of Ireland and told of her experiences there. Miss Jean Stevens of England was a guest. Green Garden Meeting The Greon Garden unit of Home bureau met Friday afternoon in the home of Mrs.

Alfred Krapf with 12 members and one visitor in Miss Jean Stevens. Mrs. Krapf's guest this week, an international farm youth exchange student from England, spoke to the group. the dictator and assumed his place. Adlor plays the role of Janus the Great, while Miss Knight plays his wife.

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